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course, there's also all the custom models and players included in the pk3 to spice things up as well. But the map itself isn't particularly breathtaking. It does have a certain allure however, especially the snowy section. The trees and plants look okay, although the textures on them don't blend to transparency very well, and the terrain has some extremely deep holes which once in, you can't get out of. I can't confess to finding everything in this map because, well, I couldn't! I ended up no-clipping between areas, so my apologies if I missed anything important. For example, there's three custom music tracks included in the pk3, but I have no idea how to listen to 2 of them ingame. The one thing which really does let this map down though, is the fact that it doesn't seem the author was bothered to do a -light compile, so everything is the same brightness, no shadows, colors e.t.c The general texture useage was also shoddy in a fair few places, such as using a solid red color for the giant square buttons. (Even though pressing them and watching them slide in was very satisfying.) I think perhaps, the screenshots provide a better view of the map than I can really describe. All I can say is that whilst not the greatest artwork for JK3, this creation does have a certain... something which makes it stand out. I'm sorry, good music goes straight to my head ;) I'm nearly tempted to overlook the lack of botroutes...but nah, all maps should have botrouting, I stand by that. New Textures: Yes New Sounds: Yes Bot Support: No ~Szico VII~
Wow, I have to say, that I haven't heard music as soothing or peaceful as the one used in this map for a long time. It's so good, it managed to make what is an average map, seem extraordinary! :D Of